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Home / Business and Economy / India's Luxury Homes: Experience Over Price

India's Luxury Homes: Experience Over Price

4 Feb

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Summary

  • Ultra-luxury homes over ₹4 crore are outperforming the market.
  • HNIs remain bullish on India's long-term growth prospects.
  • Gurugram emerges as a hub for low-density, high-value projects.
India's Luxury Homes: Experience Over Price

India's luxury housing market is shifting towards experience-led living, with ultra-luxury properties outperforming others. Homes above ₹4 crore have shown consistent strength over the past three years.

This trend is supported by high-net-worth individuals who are confident in India's long-term growth despite global economic challenges. They increasingly view premium residences as lifestyle assets rather than just investments.

Developments are now prioritizing developer credibility, service quality, and long-term asset management. Branded residences and hospitality-led, low-density projects are gaining traction.

Gurugram has become a focal point for this ultra-luxury segment due to its infrastructure and demand for exclusive, managed living spaces.

Leading developers are adopting institutional-grade models, focusing on bespoke residences, privacy, and integrated wellness offerings.

This evolution signifies a move from mere ownership to curated, evolving living experiences, aligning with global trends in real estate and hospitality.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
India's luxury housing market is transforming with a focus on experience-led living, prioritizing developer credibility, service quality, and long-term asset management over traditional markers like price or size.
Gurugram has emerged as a primary center for India's ultra-luxury housing, known for its strong infrastructure and demand for low-density, high-value residential projects.
Developers are pivoting to institutional-grade models, emphasizing bespoke residences, privacy, integrated wellness, and hospitality-backed service models to align with global benchmarks and create curated living experiences.

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